English autonomous learning ability
Vol 8, No 6 (2017)
... that English is the most widely used language in the ...to English learning, no one can learn everything in the classroom or the training centers due to the limited time and ...the ability of ...
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Developing and Validating Survey of Attitudes toward Web Based Autonomous College English Learning
... Cyberspace English Learning Platform (CELP) 5 (including 6 items, ...the autonomous learning in the CELP is important for me”, “With the study in the CELP, I make progress in my ability ...
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Promoting autonomous learning in English through the implementation of Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) in science and maths subjects
... Abstract. Autonomous learning is a concept in which the learner has the ability to take charge of their own ...promote autonomous learning in English through the implementation ...
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The effect of autonomous learning process on learner autonomy of English public speaking students
... to autonomous learning process, extrinsic motivation can also be internalized through support from teachers and peers (Ryan & Deci, 2002; Yashima, ...
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The Impact of Using Podcasts on Iranian Autonomous /Non-Autonomous EFL Learners’ Listening Comprehension Ability at Pre-Intermediate Level
... comprehension ability is an important part of effective ...comprehension ability allows one to make sense of and understand what another person is ...on autonomous /non-autonomous EFL ...
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A Pedagogical Framework for Web Based Autonomous English Learning in Chinese Context from the Perspective of Eco Constructivism
... poor ability in autonomous ...poor learning performance and thus frustrates their learning activeness, which in turn lead to ever poorer ...
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Integrating Edmodo Into English Instruction: Students’ Perceptions And Its Contribution To Autonomous Learning
... in English instruction and its contribution to the development of autonomous ...in English instruction? and 2) How does the teacher’s use of Edmodo contribute to the students’ autonomous ...
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Smartphones Promote Autonomous Learning in ESL Classrooms
... language learning (M = 2.500). Learners agreed that they set their learning goals through smartphones, search more information through smartphone while learning in the classroom for better ...
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Developing The Self-Directed Learning Instructional Model To Enhance English Reading Ability And Self-Directed Learning Of Undergraduate Students
... students‟ learning, especially in higher education, is self-directed learning, one educational goal of the ...foster autonomous learning in educational ...of learning has been ...
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Autonomous English learning: Teachers’ and students’ perceptions
... for English learning is caused by less exposure from teachers to plan English learning since they also have the low score in exposing students to plan for their English ...for ...
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Research on New Model of Business English Negotiation Talent Cultivation Based on Flipped Classroom Mode
... the learning teachers before the class, as well as other videos on the business platform for business English negotiation on the online platform, and ask ...business English negotiation, and makes ...
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Autonomous Learning and Principles for Deep Knowledge
... language learning achievement [6]; in addition, Mol and Bus [7] concluded that print exposure can enhance language and reading ability and can lead to a larger amount of reading, after their extensive ...
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Developing common listening ability scales for Chinese learners of English
... listening ability descriptors, we usually use criteria such as delivery speed, length of the speech, topic and lexical complexity to modify the difficulty level of a piece of listening ...
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<p>Accountability in patient adherence</p>
... of English, and pre- scribed at least one medication for the past month and expected to continue for another ...account- ability questions developed by a panel of experts; (3) fi lling the gaps, during which ...
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Effects of Cooperative Learning on Motivation, Learning Strategy Utilization, and Grammar Achievement of English Language Learners in Taiwan
... comprehensible input is “plentiful,” the necessary grammar is automatically supplied (2003, p. 6), and grammatical accuracy will be obtained (2002, p. 220). To challenge Krashen’s point of view, Hammerley (1987) reviewed ...
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Vol.6, Issue7, October 2016
... of English as a foreign or second language have managed to teach writing and reading independently from each ...language learning, and furthermore to be well-improved and naturally-respondent to form texts, ...
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Attitudes of the Students Studying at Kafkas University Private Primary EFL Classroom towards Storytelling and Motivation
... around the age of 9, therefore, they are more likely to acquire new language by engaging in activities which require the use of language than by formal study (Moon, 2005). This is because children at a young age are ...
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Opinions of EFL students regarding autonomous learning in language teaching
... the autonomous learning activities of students in obtaining English speaking competence in the process of language learning indicate that autonomous learning activities are: ...
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Assessing early language development in Tasmanian children using the Australian English developmental vocabulary inventory (OZI)
... In another study which examined the ability of caregivers/parents to provide valid estimates of vocabulary and grammar in young children learning both Spanish and English, Marchman and M[r] ...
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The Comparison of Vocabulary Learning Strategies among High School Students in Three Southern Border Provinces of Thailand and Malaysia
... reading ability of Thai students used more vocabulary learning strategies than low reading ability ...reading ability of Malaysian students used more vocabulary learning strategies than ...
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